Very well said I couldn’t agree more

Bowtech for the win lol

@@BackyardBows Yep, love at first draw. I put down a deposit and my new Carbon One should be here in 2 weeks.

😂 half u noticed I need everyone I can get lol

Also follow @archerystrong he is full of tips and advice on healing that shoulder so u can do what u love

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I actually love that suggestion 👌

Curious what you favor about them over the binary cam Mathews?(assuming you had a triax or newer)

@@Range-X draw cycle

Let us know what u end up going with

@@BackyardBows Will do! Going to check them out tomorrow👍🏻

@@BackyardBows I’m going to go with the prime Revex 4, I have to agree bowtech SS34 one of the smoothest bows I’ve ever shot. The prime just feels better for me personally! Again thanks for the reviews!

@@mw_scoob great choice that was my top pic of the year

Truth be told, for $1200+ you shouldn't have to drop another $100+ for better strings. Make Bowtech stand by their product and offer customers a free replacement to GAS.

​@@positivenotekeyboardYeah, I'll never understand that. All that engineering into a bow and then put a garbage terminal part on it. Zebra on Mathews is a prime example. Trash

Spothog wise guy w boa strap

@@BackyardBows what about sight ?

Ya I think there was a bow or two that had some serious limb problems, I can’t guarantee you anything but I can say all of the recent bows have held up nicely

I’m not sure what your experience was, but mine is still firing 1500-2000 shots later, no separation, no rub of any kind, get a shop that will tune your bow properly, if you were getting strings damaged after 100 shots your cams had some major lean to them

Thanks for your prompt reply. I like your channel, but honesty comes first in my life. Congratulations! You are the exception, and not the rule! I know more about tuning a bow than most techs. And several others have come forth with the same gripe--all around the 100+ arrow mark. My first Bowtech was the 'Boss' back in 2017. I know all about their products, the advancements in their tuning system, and cam modes. The SS34 doesn't have the beefier cam you yourself boasted of, like the Vista 35's RT-X cam. That's one theory on why the cams eat up the strings. The more vertical riser makes for an easier pull (like Mathews overpriced bows), but the geometry coupled with a sharp, thin cam eats into the edge of the strings. Cameron, I shouldn't have to replace the strings on a brand new bow after 100 shots!!! That makes no sense. Bowtech's customer service department is not responding to my emails because they want to keep quiet about this flaw--as do dealers--for obvious reasons. But they should set up a recall with customers who discover this. Buying GAS strings or other premium brands only "buys" one time. Eventually, they too will create separation issues. Every year, bow manufacturers want to create a "grand slam" bow. This came close, but R&D dropped the ball. If they'd shot just a few of them at random, for say 500 shots or so, they'd have known more work was necessary.

@positivenotekeyboard again I hate that was your experience with any company and I agree with honestly and try to give it how i experience it, I can say I called Bowtech several times and can get ahold of someone from there pro shop without a problem, I agree if there is a flaw a company should get out ahead of it, no excuses on why a bow should be restrung after a 100 shots, also I’ll add I’m not getting paid for reviews and still purchasing many bows including Bowtech, if there was a problem with mine I wouldn’t have a problem saying it

@@BackyardBows Thanks for your assistance, and ethical concern. The other bow shops I've contacted either play stupid and refute their responsibility in reporting the truth, or try to brush me off with a passive "thanks" text. Either way, this is the story of the 'Emperor's New Clothes'. I bought into the hype shortly after it was introduced. I owned a 2022 Bowtech Revolt XL, and sold it to help fund this POS! Like many, my incentive was the smoother draw. The Revolt wasn't bad, but as an older shooter, I sought ease of pull without reducing poundage. So, yeah--I'm both disappointed and pissed, and I and many other SS34 purchasers have a reason to be!

Two of my favorite companies but drastically diff feels and mechanics, do you see yourself utilizing all the features Bowtech offers? Do you love the center grip feel? Really depends on the bowman

I would def have them adjust

Teat out the cp30, we will drop review soon great shooter, better how angle for your draw length and higher speeds

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@@BackyardBows Best bow review of the year! This bow has everything.

I would go with the cp30 because your draw length, would be a perf set up for that length

What about a 29" draw

@@johnsand8495 I’d go ss34

@@BackyardBows Thanks for your reply. LATELY i have been researching the PSE UNITE 32 would be my sweet spot. Have you been able to get your hands on one of those ? love to see a review in your style on that bow!

Man those are tough decisions, I ended up with the ss34 for opening day

Mathew’s safari, king cobra Apa

Last chance archery ez green vise

@@BackyardBows thanks, I’m wondering about the orange one at the beginning of the video

@@BackyardBows thanks, I’m wondering about the orange one at the beginning of the video

@@Bearhawk_Life October Mountain products micro tune vice

I would suggest going to what ever manufacturer website and plug your specs into there arrow chart, example Easton arrows will ask you for your ibo speed, draw weight, draw length and will recommend spine for every arrow they sell, just plug in Easton arrow chart in Google for an example, your prolly around a 400 spine

@@BackyardBows It may be a stupid question but what is the ibo speed? The problem is that I can't make the right choice from the choice of arrows is that most KZfaq videos are made by bow hunters, and this is not allowed by law with us! So their choice is usually with a 70 to 80 lbs drawweight and I can't rely on that, can I. And you won't find the 3d sport everywhere with us, so our horse pasture is my practice area!

@@BackyardBows On easton's website there is a pdf to download, the 301055-A-Arrow-Shaft-Selection-Hunting. when I take the specs of my bow: 331 FPS ATA RATING BOW POUNDAGE 58 HUNTING ARROW CUT LENGTH 27.5" then I get 400-350 as a choice! In the ARROW SHAFT SELECTOR TOOL: YOUR SUGGESTED SPINE/SIZE RANGE target 475-400 YOUR SUGGESTED SPINE RANGE hunting arrows 400-350 So is it best to choose a 400 spine than the 500 spine arrows I'm practicing with now? then my groups could become even closer I suspect

Quattro stabs

I’m not yet and we’re around 500 shots prolly, just set up for my brother to take to TAC in Utah and it’s still intact

@@BackyardBows Right on. Thank you for letting us know.

Any update on this? I’m supposed to pick mine up on Friday and just learned about the serving issues some have noted!

@@TAudisio if you need to get it restung with custom strings / cables but I would shoot a bunch first as mine are all still intact and shoot it daily

@@TAudisio On my SS34 that had a date of March 2023 on the box, the servings on the cables separated in less than 100 shots. My son's Reckoning Gen 2 36, same thing. My dealer talked to Bowtech and they sent out new strings, but they are the same garbage that came on the bow originally. Hopefully you get a set like Backyard Bows did and not what most are getting. In talking to a number of folks with SS34's I would say 9/10 have had the serving separate within less than 100 shots. I love a lot about the SS34 but Bowtech knows about this problem and continues to put those strings on - not good on their part and likely something I will consider when buying bows in the future.

Set of Quatros

All there bows are smoother than anything else on the market

I need to transfer all the data on my phone over to a spread sheet, I need more time 😂 but your right I would like to look back and compare myself